Join The Avon Virtual Try-On Tool Class Action Investigation, Today!
Have You Used Avon’s Virtual Try-On Tool?
Avon—one of the largest makeup brands in the United States—features on its website a “Virtual Try-On Tool” for prospective customers to see what certain cosmetic products would look like on their face using augmented reality. In order to “virtually” try on the makeup, the Virtual Try-On Tool requires the consumer to either upload a photograph of their face, or use their device’s camera to either take a photograph or record the person’s face.
Avon’s Virtual Try-On Tool functions by scanning and capturing the individual’s biometrics in order to apply the virtual makeup to the user’s face. However, Avon fails to inform consumers that Avon scans, captures, or uses the individual’s biometrics, and does not obtain the individual’s consent to scan, use or keep the digital maps of the individual’s facial biometrics.
If you used the Virtual Try-On Tool on Avon’s website—regardless of whether you purchased any makeup from Avon—you may be eligible to participate in a class action.
Join the Avon Virtual Try-On Tool Class Action Investigation Today
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